Grafted In
Sam Van Aken describes himself as an artist. His art involves grafting. He takes branches from one type of fruit […]
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Sam Van Aken describes himself as an artist. His art involves grafting. He takes branches from one type of fruit […]
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John Calvin’s Illustrated Institutes: Knowing God and Knowing Ourselves, Paul Cox, Martin Williams, and Joy Williams. Phillipsburg: P & R, […]
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Justification is the Bible’s teaching on how a sinner may be right before God. It is God’s declaration as Judge […]
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Finding the Right Hills to Die On: The Case for Theological Triage, Gavin Ortlund. Wheaton: Crossway, 2020. Paperback, 163 pages. […]
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Some years ago, as I was preparing for a sermon dealing with Lord’s Day 18, I had the opportunity to […]
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Our Belgic Confession speaks of two ways God reveals himself. In article 2, we confess that God first reveals himself […]
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Over the summer I worshipped in a few different churches. I heard some good preaching. But I also heard something […]
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The Nicene Creed asserts that the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father and the Son. At least in our Western […]
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John Eliot was an early missionary to the First Nations of North America. This was during the 1600s. He lived […]
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One of the reasons history is exciting is that you often find others who have dealt with similar questions to […]
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I saw this question on Reddit recently: Do Reformed preachers not see the stupidity of telling people not to rely […]
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Urban Legends of Theology: 40 Common Misconceptions, Michael Wittmer. Brentwood: B&H Academic, 2023. Softcover, 258 pages. It was the days […]
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On Sunday August 20, on a whim, I started reading Murder on the Orient Express, my first Agatha Christie novel. […]
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In the first instalment, I laid out some of the commendable things about Doug Wilson. In particular, we noted that […]
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